Anonymous wrote:I dont have the energy or creativity to create scrapbooks, but do have a large bin where I throw things from each kid that I choose to save, and it includes report cards.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is this just about public school? Also, we get emails and have parent teacher conferences so we know how our kid is doing in school.
Because public schools usually don't have personal comments from teachers, only letters corresponding to pre-printed generic comments. Ex: on quoted poster's report card, "E&L, E posters likes to participate. L, poster lacks reading comprehension skills."
Anonymous wrote:My mother saved all of mine and they had short handwritten comments from the teachers. Even as I got older they provided insight into what I was like as a kid.
But DC’s DCPS report cards are so impersonal and just a series of numbers. Do you save these, whether at DCPS or elsewhere?
Anonymous wrote:Why is this just about public school? Also, we get emails and have parent teacher conferences so we know how our kid is doing in school.